-Next generation vehicular communication environment will consist of heterogeneous radio access networks (RAN). For seamless connectivity, vertical handover is a mandatory requirement. A novel context aware vertical handover algorithm is presented here. TOPSIS (Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution), which is a multi criteria decision making (MCDM) tool, is used for the development of algorithm and MATLAB/SIMULINK is used as simulation platform. The optimum network is selected, based on multiple factors such as network traffic load, velocity of mobile station, data rate, usage cost and initial delay of network, among the available networks such as WiMax, WLAN and UMTS. This algorithm has been tested by simulating a virtual road traffic scenario. Variations in optimum RAN selection with vehicle speed keeping network traffic load constant and RAN selection with network traffic load keeping vehicle speed constant are shown graphically. The proposed algorithm is very simple yet powerful compared to the existing VHO algorithms and hence requires less execution time. Index Terms -ITS, Vertical handover (VHO), MCDM,TOPSIS, V2V and V2I.
Abstract-With the technological growth of broadband wireless technology like CDMA, OFDM and MIMO, a lots of development efforts towards wireless communication system and imaging radar system are well justified. It has been recently shown that multipleinput multiple-output (MIMO) antenna systems have the potential to dramatically improve the performance of communication systems over single antenna systems. Efforts are also being imparted towards a Convergence Technology. The convergence between a communication and radar technology which will result in ITS (Intelligent Transport System) and other applications. This motivates development of the present article. This is an effort in the direction to utilize or converge the communication technologies towards radar and to achieve the interference and clutter free quality remote images of targets.
Vehicular safety is the prime objective of the Intelligent Transportation Systems. There is a need for "always connected" communication to ensure vehicular safety. This work presents a complete simulation of Intra Vehicle Link. Also the measured data, i.e, velocity of the vehicle, location and distance from other vehicles, from different sources, are fused using kalman filter and a vertical handover algorithm is developed using analytic hierarchy process for the choice of best possible wireless network from the available wireless networks. The fused data are communicated to target vehicle using the best possible wireless network among the available networks. Index Terms-Analytic hierarchy process (AHP), Data fusion, Intelligent transportation systems (ITS), Intra vehicle link (IVL), Kalman filter, Collision avoidance and warning system (CAWAS)
Abstract-The World report on road traffic injury prevention presents some assessments and conclusions regarding road traffic accidents, in which they state that more than 1.2 million deaths per year occur on the world's roads and around 50 million more of injured people. To prevent this people are working for intelligent transport system (ITS). ITS is trying to make an intelligent car which will be able to avoid collation. In this paper we have tried to add a new goal in ITS system which will be activated in the intelligence fails. This SMS system will help to locate a car using GPS, if the car collides. Our total development work is divided into two parts. In first part we have tried to develop a system which will help the driver by providing the road scenario using dopple radar. Doppler radar will measure the velocity of the nearby car or passing by car, depending upon the information our car will be controlled. In second part of development we have developed a auto generated SMS sending system to a specific number if the Car collide. Both systems are described in details in next part of this article.
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